Staples for Plastic RS26 0.6 mm Large Crown 100 pcs – Dedra

Pack of 100 Dedra RS26 staples designed for fastening plastic materials and thin sheet substrates. These RS26 staples have a wire thickness of 0.6 mm and a large crown profile that provides a wider bearing surface for improved distribution of clamping force. They are compatible with RS26-type staplers and are intended for tasks where a broader crown helps prevent pull-through on soft or flexible plastics and trims.

Advantages

Large crown RS26 staples offer an increased contact area that reduces material deformation and minimizes tear-out when fastening plastic trims and upholstery. The 0.6 mm wire diameter balances strength and penetration, making the staples suitable for repeated use in light assembly and finishing work. Supplied in a pack of 100, they are convenient for small jobs and maintenance tasks and are made to fit common RS26 stapling tools without modification.

Suitable for

• Securing plastic trims and mouldings
• Upholstery and fabric-backed plastic applications
• Light joinery and assembly where wider crown is required
• Fixing thin sheet plastics and composite panels

Key specifications

• Staple type: RS26-style
• Wire thickness: 0.6 mm
• Crown profile: large/wide crown for greater bearing surface
• Quantity: 100 staples per pack
• Compatibility: designed for use with RS26-type manual and pneumatic staplers

How to use

Load the staples into an RS26-compatible stapler according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. Position the staple head flat against the plastic or trim surface, ensuring the material is supported to reduce deformation. Press or actuate the stapler firmly so the legs fully penetrate the substrate and clinch into the base. Verify staple depth and holding before proceeding along the workpiece, and replace staples when feed or firing performance declines.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use these large crown RS26 staples with appropriate pressure settings on pneumatic staplers or firm manual compression on hand staplers. Test on a scrap piece of the same plastic to confirm penetration and holding; increase support under the workpiece to avoid surface distortion. Wear eye protection when stapling and follow the stapler manufacturer's safety guidance.